Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Jan-Mar '23

[JP1]

Can't do a brisket to save my soul without a Texas crutch.
My friends from Maine have explained the problem is anyone south of Portland Me (which they explain is really just northern Massachusetts) is a flatlander!
Id like to think it's the cut of brisket we get lol.

Tough to find a brisket with enough fat to do it good around here too. Pretty much have to know a farmer to get them

 

[RosaB]

Can't do a brisket to save my soul without a Texas crutch.
My friends from Maine have explained the problem is anyone south of Portland Me (which they explain is really just northern Massachusetts) is a flatlander!
Id like to think it's the cut of brisket we get lol.

I've endured countless hours on the subject, and have pages of almost indecipherable notes. He cooked amazing brisket and pork, and always said if they smile when they try it, it's good.
Not much different than growing. Clean, pure, and find your road for that day.

 

[JP1]

We've got some meat smokers around here Check out the food thread. @WildBill is a brisket guy

Live Stoners - Dr. Bubbles & Bushmasterar15's Food Network

Damm my roommate's shellfish allergy. Hard to knock 'em for it when it's not exactly their choice to have, and I'm sure they'd prefer to not....but I do still miss shrimp some days. Saw some Cajun salmon and shrimp recipe the other day that looked so good I almost thought I should start...

www.autoflower.org

 

[trailanimal]

Sharing one for body warmth @trailanimal ...

huddling up

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Hey guys, so I am really interested in trying a hydroponic grow. I've been looking at how to do it cheaply, and I just want to make sure I understand things.

1. I can take a 5 gallon bucket with a lid, cut a hole in the lid and put one of these guys in there
Amazon product

2. Fill the bucket full of water and nutrient solution (I already have General Hydroponics stuff)

3. Soak rockwool cubes in water Amazon product and then put that in the bottom of the basket, partially in water, to start my seed in.

4. Cut a separate smaller hole in the lid to put a bubbler in, and to use as a dip stick hole to check water level.

Things I'm confused about -

Do I ever need to dump the water? How do I know if the nutrients are correct? Do I just add more nutrients in the same proportions with any additional water I add to the bucket? Or is there where I would need a ppm meter for something?

How does the seedling not get root rot, being in water full time like that?

How long will the water take, when the plants are mostly grown, to evaporate? I'm kind of looking for something that can support my plants while I'm gone for 2 weeks on vacation this summer.

Read up om Hempy buckets and Kratky buckets.....

 

[Kirka88]

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

i've played drumz for a lil over 50y now

So u didn’t start playing til u were in your 40’s??

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Guess that's all the football for the night...Damn Dish and Fox are arguing so don't have it on.....

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

Can't do a brisket to save my soul without a Texas crutch.
My friends from Maine have explained the problem is anyone south of Portland Me (which they explain is really just northern Massachusetts) is a flatlander!
Id like to think it's the cut of brisket we get lol.

Uhhhh me thinks

 

[RosaB]